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Andrew Anglin unsuccessfully argued his actions were protected under the First Amendment when he called on readers to unleash a "troll storm" on a Montana realtor.

“The Jewish people have always and everywhere been particularly devoted to the idea of taking care of their own,’ declared President Calvin Coolidge, in his speech over the radio, addressing the $100 dinners given by the Federation to Support Jewish...

Her diary sparked an attempt to understand how humanity could allow genocide to happen, writes a Native American woman.

The unusual interpretation by all the Sephardic rabbis of Elad is far stricter than readings by other Israeli Orthodox rabbis.

The Wall Street Journal reporter also won awards for writing on health care.

Some Jewish renters and condo owners were told to remove their mezuzahs because of a building or apartment complex policy.

Rafi Peretz, a former chief rabbi of the Israeli army, is head of the Jewish Home party and leader of a united bloc of right-wing parties.

When a couple with a patrilineal Jewish partner gets married, do we want a Conservative rabbi standing with them under the huppah, a rabbi from a more liberal movement or no rabbi at all? asks the executive director of the Federation of Jewish Men’s...

She will be overseeing the New York City graduate school's Master of Arts program.

Ben Garrison tweeted that he was "honored" to be invited to a White House social media summit.

Some 2,700 respondents aged 16-34 said they fear for their safety as a Jewish person, a survey found.

A New York rabbi who had an encounter with the system says we must focus on fixes rather than argue over semantics.

Orthodox media has lambasted New York's rent control laws, ignoring the fact that most Orthodox Jews will benefit, writes an urban policy expert.

A former JTA editor laments what could be a lost opportunity if "cultural Jews" aren't welcomed into the fold.

The protest was organized by a new millennial Jewish group called Never Again Action.